Videos tagged with Alvin York

This video features a discussion and shooting demonstration of a Springfield M1903-A3 rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. The host, Hickok45, reflects on the rifle's historical significance, particularly in relation to World War I and D-Day, and shares personal shooting experiences and techniques. He also touches on broader themes of firearm ownership, historical preservation, and the importance of understanding the Second Amendment.

This guide details the process of shooting an M1917 Enfield rifle at extended ranges (750 yards) using iron sights, as demonstrated by Iraqveteran8888. It covers loading procedures, sight usage, and the unique cock-on-close bolt action. The instruction emphasizes the rifle's historical significance and its surprising accuracy potential even after a century, highlighting the expertise of the instructors in long-range marksmanship with vintage firearms.

This episode of American Rifleman TV delves into the historical significance of marksmanship in World War I, highlighting the legendary actions of Corporal Alvin York. It emphasizes the belief held by General John J. Pershing that the rifle was a distinctly American weapon, and that soldiers needed to be proficient Riflemen. The segment also briefly previews other content, including a review of the Taurus Spectrum pocket .380 and an Argentine-made Browning High Power.

This review provides a detailed close-up of the Colt 1911 WWI Re-issue, highlighting its authentic replica status of the 1918 military model. The video emphasizes the historical significance of the 1911, referencing Alvin York's use in WWI, and demonstrates its performance with .45 ACP ammunition on various targets. The speaker praises Colt's quality on this anniversary re-issue.